Recent content by 62wagon

Mike - I have one. It works really well in certain situations. What I mean is if you are doing work in a body shop where speed is a concern on say an insurance job, I think it is terrific. If you are doing custom high-end work, then I think by hand is the best way. It is definately a time...

That was my first thougth. The more you look, the more you realize that is simply an amazing collection. I am not a Mopar fan either, but I am appreciative and amazed by the collection he has put together.:bowdown: Mark

The black Camaro is in Popular Hot Rodding this month. Might get some info there. Mark

Southern boy here - What's that white stuff and what do you use that thing on your four wheeler fer?? :lol: :lol: BTW - cool (literally) shop!! Mark

Thanks for the kind words guys. I am a bit of a neat freak, therefore my thought about it being dirty. tp-otus - I simply just primed the walls with latex Kilz and painted as you would anything from there. Heavy knap roller I might add. mickeypat - Yes the blast cabinet gets a work out...

Hey junkies First of all, thanks for the great site. Ton of info and knowledge here. Secondly, I finally took the camera up to the shop and got a few pics. Hope everyone likes them. I will get some outside shots later, it was quite dark last night (as it is every night). Anyways, 30x30...

Go to your local GM dealership and pick up a can of Heat Valve Lubricant (known at our shop as "Groober Lube"). The part no. is 1052627. This is the best thing I have ever used. New nothing about the stuff until I started working at the dealership. Great-great-great product!!!! Give it a...